The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1887-07-21

have only $1,000 at their disposal. they
could not consider any Of them at pres
ent.
Jesse Williams ia about to erect 4
fruit house at the rear of his residence
on Arch street to be prepared for the
fall trade. Jesse Ia q thorough going
fruit dealer who understands his bust
ness.
J. q. Barnaby, former resident Of
Alliance, has opened summer hotel at
Benton HaTbor, Mich. This is cool
mineral spring near 1t, Of medicinal
value. The hsrbor opens into Lake
Michigan, and Ia located between Grand
Rapids and Michigan City. This is q
delightful resort and ample opportunity
is afforded for pleasure excursions on
the lake.
A number of our citizens are leaving
'OChRutauQu some to other points. Mrs.
8. j. Williams has gone to Chauthuqus,
aud George W. 0by aud son have gone
to Michigan. The various watering
places and summer resorts, will have
numerous representatives from our
town, within two week.
We understand that about $4,000
changed hands Cne night last week at +
poker table In Alliance, and most Of Ii
was Tsked In Oy one man. Go slow
boys; some one must earn this money BY
hard LABOR, and 1t will be 81 likely to bt
You as we'll as any one else, sometime.
The wOrkingmen of Alliance are hav
ing practical illustration of tn
working OF protective tariff. A shOr
time ago, 81 native Americans we're dis
charged at the Steel Works, and thi
week 9 more from the Hammer Work..
while such species of labor as HuDgaT.
ians, or any other labor that is chesI
enough is always In demand. Th
obi 'ct Of the prOprietOrs Of these work
ls to 6gIt labor organic :tions, PppaT
emily, and ere pursuing . cut-thrOa
p0licy, inasmuch ss this unskilled labor
cannot do their work properly, aud tb
work ia quite frequently cOndemne'
and resu t. in total loss. This class OF
labor is Of no use, either, 10 the town
They buy but little, live on q scale bu
little reno we'd from the savage, an
their morality is on a low scale. Th
lesson 20 fOrclble and painful Ia not tot
dear II native worklnRmen will bni
learn to study this Protective Tariff
from the correct poiRt Of view, sDG
settle 1t In accordance with their con.
Victi0ns.
Some Of lie wouId-be "SocIety Sav
Tors" and great philsnthopists ~, q
Alliance. ara engaged in bOycOttin9 ouI
friend Ed. j Shem. IL has not beer
more than two months since the saD
''6. 8. & P" were on the street denounc
Ing the boycott and branding 1t ss III
American and tyranT ical, and woul'
not be resorted to by self respecting
men. This was when these IS S's
we're fearing boycott being place
upon themselves, but when they can Us
1t against some one who has not enOuH
wealth to fight them on equal ground
how noble the instrument becomes u
their hands, tecause with c0wardly log
they know their vlcsim's financial wesl
ness, and are assured that he wOu
not iDjOre them as much as they al
able to IL flict. 1t may be wise to hesl
tate before carrying this business t.,
far. What is Shem'5 Offensep He
supposed to belong to labor organic
tlon, which 10 his right If he choose
Your correspondent knows not II tn,
suppOsitiOn be true or not, but X be !
who under heaven has right to mOlet
and prosecute him for exercising bi
rights as free man and Citiz'n.
COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS
Council passed the following ordinar
Ces last evening:
Establishing grade on Pstterso.
street, from Park street eastward l.,
city limits.
Establishing grade on Mechsni,
street, from Hester avenue to COlumbi
street and from Oxford to Grant street
Placing four fire plugs on Lindel
avenue and one on Arch street; passet
by suspension OF the rules
Williams moved that the Sidewalk
Committee, through the Solicitor, pre-
pare sidewalk res Jiu ion for both side
Of Freedom street, from Broadway |,
Grant; carried.
SmiLh moved the adopti'n of the fol-
lowing resolution: Resolved, That
special election be held within 10 day,
to fill vacancy caused by the res gnb
tiOn of City Marshal 9meltZ; and at th
same time that the present prOhibltOT'
ordinance be submitted to the people I,
vote for or against its repeal. Carried.
The Street Commissioner submitted 4
list of II deliI qnents on poll tax, anC
on motion of Solicitor was Instructed Il
notify all and report. Also the delin
Quent poll list of last year was ordered
collected by execution.